A little extra chunk of Russia stuck between Lithuania and Poland on the Baltic Sea, Kaliningrad was known as Königsberg from its founding by the Teutonic Knights in the 13th century until after World War II. It was renamed, repopulated with Russians and became part of the Soviet Union. Today, as it has been for centuries, it’s known for amber products, with most of the world’s harvestable amber still lying off its coast. The 14th century Königsberg Cathedral is a main city attraction.
Things to do in Kaliningrad
4.5 based on 361 reviews
We had booked a meal here for the Saturday evening and were very impressed. The room is smart and has an air of luxury about it. The table was large and we had lovely views across the river as the sun set. All the food was delicious - I started with a soup (for which the restaurant provided me with an adult sized bib!) followed by dorado and mash and then chocolate roll slices. All was very good indeed and my partner also loved his food too, especially his starter -a sea bass carpaccio. Service was friendly and relaxed which was nice. Prices were reasonable too. Would recommend this place though if I was being very fussy I would say that at times the music was a little too loud (Or am I just getting old?!)
4.5 based on 645 reviews
Centrally located and not far from the Radisson.We have eaten here a few times and alway's had an enjoyable evening.Big screen for the sport's fan's but there are other areas to dine and are perfect for groups or families.Pleasant staff and tasty food.Guinness is my favourite in this bar.Try the T-Bone steak,you won't be disapointed.Check the Brittanica out if your in town......A little taste of Britain.
4.5 based on 340 reviews
4.5 based on 547 reviews
We came here for breakfast and were delighted. The restaurant was modern and clean. The menu was very attractive and was available in English. The waiters were friendly and professional. The food was delicious. They also had a dinner menu, but we did not have an opportunity to return. Prices were higher than I would have expected, but the restaurant was very busy nonetheless.
4.5 based on 258 reviews
Order the cold borsch here and they do excellent Deserts. Over the years the service has declined considerably, but overall they are still better than some of the newer places in town. Fairly inexpensive. 100 bucks for a family of four.
4.5 based on 645 reviews
Traditional Russian and Siberian cuisine dishes cooked from delicacies specially delivered from the North, from the Siberia and from the Far East.Please, notice the cuisine is not for vegetarians.In addition, there are 6 kinds of live beer of our own make. The industrial interior of "tsarist" Russia of the beginning of the 20th century with all-round views on the city`s main square. Low-profile instrumental music in the daytime. Romances, tango, violin, accordion and gipsies in the evening...
It seems there are no other restaurants that are as Russian and this one. If you are going for the Russian experience. I prefer the trio of fish eggs which I have not seen before on the menu. I had straganina as well. This is a Russian sashimi type of dish. It used to be poor man's food but has gained popularity in recent times.
4.5 based on 855 reviews
We offer you to relax in an atmosphere of genuine German restaurant! We are sure that you will appreciate the taste of our dishes, prepared according to traditional German recipes. We cook only from natural and fresh products. Natural, pleasant, fresh Bavarian beer Zotler, which is brewed in the family brewery Tsеtler to 1447. We promise you a friendly atmosphere and attentive staff throughout.
Great German lager,that went down a treat during what was extremely warm weather.Wide and varied choice of food and very tasty.Service by guy's in traditional dress.This place is popular and tables are regularly reserved especially on weekends.A most welcome taste of Bavaria.....Highly recommended.
4.5 based on 289 reviews
Fantastic food. Coming from New York where we eat out couple of times a week, Parmesan's food is absolutely stellar. Everything tasted great. We had 4-5 various appetizers( I would highly recommend salmon tar-tar with guacamole and tomatoes with mozzarella). For main course I had lamb stew in a pot and that was very fatty, but extremely delicious. Wine selection was OK, but I wouldn't expect them to carry Santa Margarita Pinot Grigio. Service was 4 stars. We didn't order their pizza, which looked very delicious and appeared that quite a few people were ordering it. You'll enjoy this place if you have kids. They have a play area with babysitters for kids(free of charge). I have been to a few Kaliningrad's restaurants and would designate this place as a 'must try'. Dinner with appetizers and wine for a family of 5 around a hundred bucks.
4.5 based on 658 reviews
Ukrainian korchma in the heart of Kaliningrad! We invite residents and guests of the city to plunge into the cozy atmosphere and taste wonderful dishes of Ukrainian cuisine, because they cook like home, only better!
This is a themed restaurant which is part of a chain. So it's a bit kitsch and packaged but it's also fun; the food is tasty; and the staff do their best to help non-Russian/Ukrainian speakers understand the menu. Clearly popular with Kaliningrad youth, Borsch...MoreThanks for the tip, dear guest! Welcome soon.
4.5 based on 870 reviews
During my first visit to Kaliningrad, i had the opportunity to visit this restaurant, to be honest it was one of the best experiences i've had abroad, i know it had something to do with the company that i had, but the ambient, candles, surroundings and food that made my evening unforgettable.
If you want to had a great evening with someone special, this is definitely the place to go, it's not cheap, and the only thing that i didn't like is the fact that they don't accept credit card payments, fortunately i had enough cash to pay the bill!
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